Three times the soldier ran into the sea of ??fire and sacrificed his life to save others, but he still carried the trapped woman on his back. What do you think?

Just yesterday, March 3, a fire broke out in a resident's home. The waste items accumulated in the house burned violently. After hearing about it, a 30-year-old soldier from the Airborne Forces rushed to the scene of the fire with the property staff. Rescue people, rushed into the fire scene twice to rescue an old couple, and never came out after the third time.

I understand his feelings as a soldier. When he saw that the people needed him, he did not care about his own life and did not hesitate at all, even though he was not a professional fire officer. Maybe this is the spirit of the military. When the people are in trouble, they must sacrifice themselves to protect the people.

In fact, every time I see soldiers sacrificing their lives to save the people, I always feel regretful in my heart. I know that the mission of the military is to protect the country and serve the people. Once you become a soldier, you must be prepared to sacrifice yourself and serve the people, but soldiers are human beings too! They also have flesh and blood and emotions, so what can we do for the soldiers for their selfless dedication?

Can we protect ourselves from them trying to save us? Is it possible to improve fire prevention awareness and avoid fires? Is it possible to learn the knowledge of self-rescue, maybe there will be another way out in the future? Can we be grateful to the soldiers from the bottom of our hearts? When we meet them in life, we should not think that just because they are soldiers, they should be born to serve us and give up their seats for us?

Being a soldier is really not easy, especially after watching "Operation Red Sea", I have a clearer concept of soldiers. What they paid for the country was not only tears and sweat, but also their flesh and blood! Just like what is sung in the national anthem, they built a Great Wall with their flesh and blood, which cannot be violated by others!

I salute the soldiers!